Sentence examples for reason for this divergence from inspiring English sources
But as chart 2 shows, currencies can deviate quite a long way from their apparent fair value and stay there.One reason for this divergence is the effect of investment flows.
Although there is now an open-source project called Mono, which aims to build a version of.NET that runs on Linux, the popular open-source operating system, industry analysts doubt that this will ever play a big role.The reason for this divergence is less technical than philosophical, according to Mike Gilpin of Giga, another IT consultancy.
One reason for this divergence between size and clout is the ownership structure of Chinese corporations.
One possible reason for this divergence in the prediction results may arise from the fact that the XP scoring function could more accurately account for the flexible β-lactam subunit in flucloxacillin [65 68].
Agbalaka et al. (2008) observed that the reason for this divergence in observed reports is attributable to a number of factors which includes (1) difficulty in wetting state reproducibility, (2) lack of unified standards and procedure for coring, core handling and core storage, and (3) the wetting state characterization method adopted.
We can summarize that in his polemic works Crescas has a polemical goal, and in his philosophical works he has a philosophical goal.[10] The Hebrew translator explains that the reason for this divergence was that the philosophical works were written before the polemical ones, but after writing Or Hashem, Crescas returned to Aristotelian science.
The reasons for this divergence are cultural as much as economic.
The nanometer-scale particle size and continuous nano-network are the main reasons for this divergence in behavior.
It's not hard to think of reasons for this divergence; many of them come down to sharply rising inequality and the raterat race this inequality creates.
The reasons for this divergence were complex and numerous — unions weakened; manufacturing employment declined; tax policies became less progressive — but the upshot was that climbing the economic ladder had become harder for many people.
Having grown at less than half the annual average rate in the euro-zone in 1990-97, the French economy is now outperforming it.There are several reasons for this divergence.
